GBP/USD — 2026-05-11 · pill.finance

EURUSD1.1769+0.32%GBPUSD1.3601+0.33%USDJPY157.03+0.13%AUDUSD0.7242+0.46%XAUUSD4,684.80-0.75%XAGUSD81.15+0.95%USOIL99.00+3.75%US5007,398.9+0.84%NAS10029,235.0+2.35%US3049,609.2+0.02%BTCUSD80,707-1.74%ETHUSD2,330-1.66%NVDA215.20+1.75%TSLA428.35+4.02%AAPL293.32+2.05%MSFT415.12-1.34%META609.63-1.16%GOOGL400.80+0.71%AMZN272.68+0.56%EURUSD1.1769+0.32%GBPUSD1.3601+0.33%USDJPY157.03+0.13%AUDUSD0.7242+0.46%XAUUSD4,684.80-0.75%XAGUSD81.15+0.95%USOIL99.00+3.75%US5007,398.9+0.84%NAS10029,235.0+2.35%US3049,609.2+0.02%BTCUSD80,707-1.74%ETHUSD2,330-1.66%NVDA215.20+1.75%TSLA428.35+4.02%AAPL293.32+2.05%MSFT415.12-1.34%META609.63-1.16%GOOGL400.80+0.71%AMZN272.68+0.56%

LAST BRIEF 09:30 TRT

GBPUSDBritish Pound / US Dollar

1.3601

+0.33%

DATE: 2026-05-11

SUPPORT:1.3551.35

RESISTANCE:1.3651.37

AM2026-05-11 09:30 TRT

Past

What happened

Cable gained 45 pips to 1.3601, supported by broad dollar weakness and solid UK services PMI data last week.

Why

Why it matters

BoE rate path divergence from the Fed is widening — UK inflation persistence keeps the BoE on hold while Fed signals cuts. Sterling benefits.

Watch

What to watch

UK employment data Wednesday 09:00 TRT. Rising wages would reinforce BoE hawkishness and push cable toward 1.3700.

HEADLINES

Sterling gains as BoE holds firm amid persistent inflationYahoo Finance

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